deep-fried

英 [ˌdiːp ˈfraɪd]

美 [ˌdiːp ˈfraɪd]

v.  油炸
deep-fry的过去分词和过去式

英英释义

adj

• cooked by frying in fat
  Synonym:fried

双语例句

• And deep-fried stuff, but not something very hot, especially the stuff with chili.
  和油炸食品，但不喜欢吃辣的，特别是有辣椒的东西。
• Heat oil with to medium heat, deep-fried fillet till light golden brown in color.
  用中火热油，油炸鱼片直至外表变成棕黄色。
• As far as we know, the amount of the porridge and the deep-fried dough sticks didn't match the price.
  就我们所知，粥和油条的量都有它们价钱不相匹配。
• Diners can sample grilled eggplant, deep-fried fish, bean soups, and all sorts of spiced meats.
  食客可以尝试烤茄子，油炸鱼，豆汤和各种各样的五香肉。
• Noodles can be boiled, stir-fried, braised or deep-fried.
  面条可以煮、炒、焖或者炸。
• Nutritionists warn the public against the excessive intake of deep-fried and fatty food.
  营养学家们警告公众不要过多摄入油炸及高脂食物。
• So he can visit Thailand and eat deep-fried bat.
  那他就能去泰国品尝油炸蝙蝠。
• A "vegetarian" diet rich in deep-fried or high-fat foods is far from healthful.
  如果“素食”多为油炸食品或高脂肪食品，那样一点也不利健康。
• Hard-cooked egg encased in sausage meat then breaded and deep-fried.
  煮过头的鸡蛋装在香肠肉里，然后做成面包状，深度油炸。
• Our main courses arrive: for Goleman, a deep-fried fish sandwich; and, for me, a spinach salad tossed with a mustard vinaigrette dressing.
  我们的主菜送到了：戈尔曼点的是油炸鱼三明治；我的是菠菜沙拉，加芥末调料。